Looking Back at Chang'an

Chang'an during the Tianbao period was the most gorgeous dream of the Tang Dynasty. Lu Shande, the noble daughter of the Lu family in Fan Yang, was the most sober bystander in this dream. She immersed herself in her family's books, measured the world with reason and order, and turned a deaf ear to the fanatical pursuit of Pei Yu, a child of the aristocratic family. She doesn't believe in the vague words of love, only the books written in black and white. Pei Yu, the Qilin son of the Pei family in Hedong, was the most enthusiastic participant in this dream. He is dressed in bright clothes and angry with his horse, and he is high-spirited and interprets the confidence and affection of a prosperous man to the extreme. He thought that as long as his love was sincere enough, it would always melt the ice and snow. However, Yuyang Chao came with great enthusiasm and shocked "The Song of Colorful Feathers". The fire of the Anshi Rebellion burned away the glitz of Chang'an and the order that Cui Mian relied on for a living. When the family collapsed and the mountains and rivers were shattered, it was Pei Yu, the man she had never understood, who used his flesh and blood to hold up the sky for her. After traveling thousands of miles from Chang'an to Mawei and then to Lingwu, she finally understood him. When the prosperous times are gone, looking back at Chang'an, fortunately, he and she are both on the ruins, waiting for each other's rebirth.